Photo Organizer MCP
An AI - based MCP server for automatically organizing Google Photos and Google Drive files, providing functions such as photo analysis, duplicate removal, photo album creation, and file classification and archiving.
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What is Photo Organizer MCP Server?
This is an intelligent cloud file organizing assistant specifically designed for Google Photos and Google Drive. It can understand the content of your files and automatically classify and organize them, just like having a professional digital butler to manage your cloud storage space. Through AI technology, it can identify duplicate files, organize photos by time, and classify document types, keeping your cloud files in good order.How to use Photo Organizer?
You just need to issue instructions in natural language through the Claude desktop application or an AI assistant that supports the MCP protocol, such as 'Help me organize the photos from last summer' or 'Find duplicate files in Google Drive'. The system will automatically perform the corresponding organizing tasks. The entire process does not require manual operation, and the AI will handle all the technical details.Use cases
Suitable for users with a large number of cloud photos and files, especially: photography enthusiasts who need to organize thousands of photos, business people who need to manage a large number of documents, family users who want to save and organize precious memories, and anyone who wants to optimize cloud storage space.Main features
Photo library analysis
Comprehensively scan your Google Photos and provide detailed statistical reports, including the number of photos, storage space usage, shooting time distribution, etc., to help you understand the overall situation of your photo library.
Intelligent duplicate detection
Use advanced algorithms to identify duplicate files in Google Photos and Google Drive. Whether they are exact copies or similar photos, it can accurately find them, helping you save storage space.
Automatic organization
Automatically create photo albums by year or month, and classify files in Google Drive by type (documents, pictures, videos, etc.) into corresponding folders, making the file structure clear and orderly.
Archive management
Automatically identify old files that have not been accessed for a long time and move them to a dedicated archive folder, keeping the main folder tidy while retaining important files.
Safe operation mode
All organizing operations are in preview mode by default and will only be actually executed after your explicit confirmation, ensuring that important files are not accidentally deleted or moved.
Progress report
Provide real-time progress updates and detailed operation reports when processing a large number of files, allowing you to clearly understand the execution status and results of each step.
Advantages
Fully automated: Complete complex organizing tasks through natural language instructions
Intelligent recognition: AI-driven duplicate detection and file classification are more accurate
Safe and reliable: The default preview mode prevents misoperations, and all changes are traceable
Save time: Process thousands of files in batches, much more efficient than manual organization
Cross-platform support: Manage Google Photos and Google Drive simultaneously
User-friendly: No technical background is required, and it can be used through conversations
Limitations
Requires Google API authorization: Google Cloud credentials need to be configured for the first use
Depends on network connection: All operations require a stable Internet connection
The free version has operation limitations: 50 operations per month, suitable for light use
Processing a large number of files takes time: Organizing tens of thousands of photos may take a long time
Only supports the Google ecosystem: Other cloud storage services are not currently supported
How to use
Install the MCP server
Install the Photo Organizer MCP server globally via npm, or clone the source code from GitHub and build it yourself.
Configure the Google API
Create a project in the Google Cloud Console, enable the Photos Library API and Drive API, and download the credentials.json configuration file.
Set the Python script path
Specify the path of the Python project containing the organizing scripts, which can be set through environment variables or configuration files.
Configure Claude Desktop
Add MCP server settings in the Claude Desktop configuration file, including the command path and environment variables.
Start using
Restart Claude Desktop. Now you can use the photo organizing function through natural language instructions.
Usage examples
Organize family photo memories
The user has years of accumulated family photos scattered in Google Photos and wants to organize them by year for easy searching and sharing.
Clean up duplicate work documents
Business people have accumulated multiple versions of the same document in Google Drive and need to clean up duplicate files to free up space.
Archive old project files
Freelancers need to archive project files completed two years ago to keep the current workspace tidy.
Prepare for storage space upgrade
The user's Google Photos storage space is about to be full, and they need to find duplicate and blurry photos that can be deleted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this tool delete my original files?
Do I need programming knowledge to use it?
How long does it take to process a large number of photos?
What's the difference between the free version and the paid version?
Does it support other cloud storage services?
What should I do if an operation goes wrong?
Related resources
GitHub repository
View the source code, submit issues, and participate in development
Google Cloud Console
Get API credentials and configure Google Cloud projects
MCP protocol documentation
Understand the technical details of the Model Context Protocol
Claude Desktop
Download and configure the Claude desktop application
Problem feedback and support
Contact the developer for technical support and problem feedback

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